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[re] Completely bald after 2nd surgery.
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But... I think I've experienced this similarly
Isn't it one of the two types?
1. Hair loss caused by stress during surgery
2. Commonly referred to as companion elimination
I don't think number 1 will come out, and you'll probably be number 2 Number 2 comes out again? Don't blame yourself too much
> The picture below is a little over a month old (it feels like it's upside down, I think it's too much)
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>Unstoppable hair loss. 1. Front bangs (15 months ago) 2nd repair a month ago...I started to lose a lot of weight two weeks after planting it, so I've been working hard so far
>Thankfully, the bangs planted in the first round are 2 to 3 centimeters above the wide forehead (it's not tight, so you can see the inside a lot)
>On top of that, it's literally a little bit planted between bald people (almost like piggyback), and I can't go around with my old hair a little bit.
>But after the first round, let's grow our hair and cover our top.I used to spray powder and do roughly activities, but now I don't know it's going to be like this...
>No matter how wide they're out, even if you get hair later, you're going to be in such a desolate place
>How do you all .........Now, I even feel like dying from despair and frustration.
>So I cut my hair a lot, and I know my bangs.
>Now I'm taking medicine.I keep losing weight even though I'm trying hard to handle it. (I regret that I shouldn't have just done the first round.)
>Please give me courage to those who have had an upper orb repair surgery.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
Isn't it one of the two types?
1. Hair loss caused by stress during surgery
2. Commonly referred to as companion elimination
I don't think number 1 will come out, and you'll probably be number 2 Number 2 comes out again? Don't blame yourself too much
> The picture below is a little over a month old (it feels like it's upside down, I think it's too much)
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>Unstoppable hair loss. 1. Front bangs (15 months ago) 2nd repair a month ago...I started to lose a lot of weight two weeks after planting it, so I've been working hard so far
>Thankfully, the bangs planted in the first round are 2 to 3 centimeters above the wide forehead (it's not tight, so you can see the inside a lot)
>On top of that, it's literally a little bit planted between bald people (almost like piggyback), and I can't go around with my old hair a little bit.
>But after the first round, let's grow our hair and cover our top.I used to spray powder and do roughly activities, but now I don't know it's going to be like this...
>No matter how wide they're out, even if you get hair later, you're going to be in such a desolate place
>How do you all .........Now, I even feel like dying from despair and frustration.
>So I cut my hair a lot, and I know my bangs.
>Now I'm taking medicine.I keep losing weight even though I'm trying hard to handle it. (I regret that I shouldn't have just done the first round.)
>Please give me courage to those who have had an upper orb repair surgery.
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[This post was copied from 2006-06-2204:32:55 hair transplant by the CEO]
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